The newsletter resurgence reflects a broader shift in consumer behavior toward curated content, trusted voices, and meaningful engagement. By Alexander Melone Published on June 25, 2026 Email newsletters are making a comeback, and for good reason. The web used to revolve around communities built for niche interests and a friendly exchange of thoughts … Continue reading The email newsletter is back and winning the inbox
AI is changing how people evaluate information. The next generation of marketers may already understand what matters most. By Brianna Miller Published on June 26, 2026 One of the most rewarding aspects of teaching marketing is seeing how my students tackle real-world business challenges. Every semester, I review the final projects from my … Continue reading What future marketers understand about customer decision-making
June 27, 2026 A conflict-free meeting isn’t a win BY Jamie Shapiro The meeting ends and everyone feels good. Decisions got made. Heads nodded. Nobody pushed back, and the room moved on without friction. To most leaders, that looks like a team working well together. Then the side conversations start. One person catches you afterward: “I … Continue reading A conflict-free meeting isn’t a win
June 27, 2026 Why mid-career women are leaving corporate America for entrepreneurship BY Krystal Duarte and Lisa Kaplowitz You landed your dream job, or so you thought. But quiet doubts grow harder to ignore: “Did I choose right?” “Can I do this for the rest of my life?” “I want something more.” These questions seem to collide … Continue reading Why mid-career women are leaving corporate America for entrepreneurship
Anthropic gets US government’s permission to redeploy its Mythos cybersecurity AI model It suspended all access to Mythos and Fable after an order from the US government. By Mariella Moon June 26, 2026 Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images The US government has given Anthropic permission to redeploy Mythos 5 to “a set of US organizations that … Continue reading Anthropic gets US government’s permission to redeploy its Mythos cybersecurity AI model
Rules-based automation is reaching its limits, making DAM a critical source of context for AI-powered content workflows. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on June 26, 2026 For years, marketers treated automation as the answer to growing content demands. Build enough rules into your workflows, and the system could handle the rest. AI is … Continue reading Why AI is making DAM more important than ever
Hyundai Applies AI To Curated Videos To Drive Performance by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, June 26, 2026 When Hyundai went looking for high-intent auto shoppers, it found a solution to lower costs by working with AI models and something a little technical known as cloud-based, known as containerization, which take ad buying into the … Continue reading Hyundai Applies AI To Curated Videos To Drive Performance
June 26, 2026 Hollywood is jumping into this mobile-friendly storytelling format, and it’s drawing in major stars BY Associated Press While much of Hollywood was consumed by the streaming wars, Issa Rae was studying a different mode of entertainment thousands of miles away: microdramas. No stranger to creating a successful online series, the Emmy-nominated actor and … Continue reading Hollywood is jumping into this mobile-friendly storytelling format, and it’s drawing in major stars
AI and personalization are replacing one-size-fits-all rankings with unique customer journeys, forcing marketers to rethink how they measure visibility. By Elizabeth Marsten Published on June 26, 2026 Marketers spent years obsessing over rank reports wherever their products appeared. A higher position meant more visibility, more clicks, and more revenue. That mental model made … Continue reading Why your top ranking no longer means you’re winning
June 26, 2026 You know OpenAI and Nvidia. These are the AI companies building everything else BY Kolawole Samuel Adebayo OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Nvidia have largely defined the AI narrative for much of the last four years, and for good reason. Nvidia’s chips power virtually every major AI training run in the world. OpenAI’s … Continue reading You know OpenAI and Nvidia. These are the AI companies building everything else
